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Polymer banknotes are manufactured using a clear, non-porous plastic film (typically biaxially oriented polypropylene), fundamentally replacing the traditional cotton-paper mix
Traditional Notes
Made of 100% cotton comber. Highly porous, absorbs moisture and dirt easily, leading to rapid deterioration.Polymer Notes
Made of non-porous plastic film. Repels water and dirt, significantly extending the lifespan by 2 to 6 times.
Made of 100% cotton comber. Highly porous, absorbs moisture and dirt easily, leading to rapid deterioration.Polymer Notes
Made of non-porous plastic film. Repels water and dirt, significantly extending the lifespan by 2 to 6 times.